I am a street and documentary photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with a background in French and political science. I came to photography through observation before I ever picked up a camera. I’ve always been attentive to people, how they move through the world, how small moments carry weight. Photography became a way to hold onto those moments. What started as curiosity turned into a practice, then a discipline. Over time, it became how I make sense of things. My work focuses on everyday life and the quiet, often overlooked moments that reveal something honest about being human. I’m drawn to people, to gestures, to the space between what is seen and what is felt. Every shoot teaches me something new about patience, perspective, and the quiet art of paying attention. I aim to capture candid, authentic moments that reflect the depth of human emotion and experience. Photography, for me, is a lot like meditation. When I’m out with my camera, everything else falls away. I’m present, watching, waiting for that one moment that says everything without a single word. A look between strangers, the way light hits a subject, a moment of joy or grief playing out in real time —that’s what I’m chasing. My camera goes with me everywhere because I’ve learned that the most honest and human moments happen when I’m not expecting them. Through my lens, I want to tell stories that celebrate the beauty and complexity of everyday life.